Quotidian

| April 5, 2012

“So many in our society are totally consumed with the body – they decorate it, fix it up, clothe it, put it in a nice car, send it off to a nice house, stuff it full of food, sit in a comfortable chair, hang a bunch of jewelry all over it, take it out on [...]

Read This, Not That

| February 21, 2012

Wonderful post from Kyria Culture Blog- “As a Christian and a producer living and working in Hollywood, California, I have been challenging the church for more than a decade to look at Hollywood, not as Sodom and Gomorrah, but as Nineveh, a place that can be redeemed. I ask people to stop boycotting the people [...]

Grace

| January 1, 2012

From Tumblr- This girl that I know and her boyfriend broke up recently. lifeofpraise: I saw her relationship status changed to single and was really shocked because everyone knew they were going to get married. They were as perfect of a couple as you could get. If you thought of one, you automatically thought of [...]

Endings

| December 28, 2011

Sometimes I wonder why it is I believe in God. And when I do, one of the things that sustains me is the realization that I do believe the world will end. Anyone attuned to the rhythms and patterns of the human race and of this world we live in can sense that. Someday, the [...]

Marriage

| November 9, 2011

From Halfway to Normal – “What would the world look like, for instance, if the church spent as much time teaching our teenagers to love others with compassion, as we spend pounding the “no-sex-outside-of-marriage” message into their heads? What if we, as parents, spent more time guiding our children on the journey of discovering who [...]

Tony Blair: Man of Faith

| August 17, 2011

“During his 10-year tenure as [Britain's] prime minister, Tony Blair exercised a self-imposed silence on the subject of his faith. However he is now speaking out explaining just how much faith played a role in his life during that time. ‘Precisely because all the fixed points of reference seem unfixed and constantly in flux, today is [...]

Lent Opens

| March 30, 2011

and we’re off again with forehead freshly smeared and spirit seared anew by memories of dust, rumors of all or nothing up ahead. These frigid days and weeks lean inward, huddling for warmth, and disciplines attempt in vain to shape them toward value, meaning, promise. Warmth will, of course, return bearing its customary, temporary, blossoming. [...]

Quotidian

| March 14, 2011

“Let us beware of rebellion against the Lord. Circumstances are of his choosing, because He wants to bless us, to lead us (even through the wilderness) out of Egypt, that is, out of ourselves. Settle the complaint with God, and it will settle other things. Be offended with God, and you will be offended with [...]

Is God good?

| October 19, 2010

Found online. Professor: You are a Christian, aren’t you, son? Student: Yes, sir. Professor: So, you believe in God? Student: Absolutely, sir. Professor: Is God good? Student: Sure. Professor: My brother died of cancer, even though he prayed to God to heal him. Most of us would attempt to help others who are ill. But [...]

Quotidian

| October 6, 2010

“Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it has been told before) you will, nine times out of ten, become original without ever having noticed it.” -C.S. Lewis

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